April 2020/kloc-should mangoes be planted at the age of 0/4, and the origin of mango solar terms?
Lunar calendar: April 2020 14.
Gregorian calendar: Friday, June 5, 2020, Gemini.
Today's day is appropriate: only then can we marry a husband and daughter-in-law, offer sacrifices to Zhan Mu, pray for blessings, migrate, repair, seek medical treatment, collect money from other places, plant flowers at work, and catch up with school.
Taboos today: logging in bed, breaking ground, building dams, releasing water, erecting columns, building houses, cooking, moving, drilling wells, burying, repairing graves, traveling and opening meridians.
In spring, there is a competition for the sun. In summer, this competition refers to the busy harvest in this season. People often say that "three summers are busy" refers to the summer harvest, summer sowing and spring sowing crops.
Therefore, awn seed, also called busy seed, is the busiest season for farmers to sow and go to the fields.
Mango is the ninth solar term in the twenty-four solar terms of the lunar calendar, which indicates the official start of the midsummer season. At this time, the sun reached 75 degrees.
The word "awn" refers to the harvest of plants with awns such as wheat, and the word "awn" refers to the season of sowing millet crops.
The homonym of the word "awn" means that all crops are busy sowing.
Therefore, awn seeds are also called busy planting and busy planting, which is the sowing of farmers' friends. The arrival of awn seeds indicates that farmers have begun a busy field life.
What does it mean to knock three hammers at the beginning of decoration?
When the house is decorated, choose an auspicious day to hold the foundation stone laying ceremony. After the firecrackers are set off, the ground will start to break, that is, knock with a hammer three times, indicating that the ground will break and everything will go well.
The first hammer means that Party B must do a good job;
The second hammer means that Party A must pay the money;
The third hammer is that both sides have the final say (everything is settled! )